The Border Angler a Guide book to the Tweed And Its Tributaries And Other Strea
The Border Angler a Guide book to the Tweed And Its Tributaries And Other Strea
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Boswell's, or Lessudden, about five miles from ST. BOSWELL'S DRYBURGH. 79 Melrose, is the next station on the Tweed for anglers. It is about two miles from Newtown railway station, where the line branches to Kelso and Hawick, and is itself about a mile from the Tweed. There are two inns, of which the Buccleuch Arms is the principal, although the other is also a snug retreat for the angler. Lessudden is admirably situated for fishing a few miles of the Tweed that are not attainable from either K...elso or Melrose save by railway, and we are sorry to say that convenient trains do not usually run about three or four o'clock in the morning, or about eleven at night so that when using -them, the angler must sacrifice both morning and night, and confine his sport to six or seven hours during the day. We fear much that no representation from the angling community for such suitable trains would be attended to ; so that the angler who has a few days' leisure ought to plant him- self in one of the places that stud the banks of Tweed, where the water is at his feet.
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Boswell's, or Lessudden, about five miles from ST. BOSWELL'S DRYBURGH. 79 Melrose, is the next station on the Tweed for anglers. It is about two miles from Newtown railway station, where the line branches to Kelso and Hawick, and is itself about a mile from the Tweed. There are two inns, of which the Buccleuch Arms is the principal, although the other is also a snug retreat for the angler. Lessudden is admirably situated for fishing a few miles of the Tweed that are not attainable from either K...elso or Melrose save by railway, and we are sorry to say that convenient trains do not usually run about three or four o'clock in the morning, or about eleven at night so that when using -them, the angler must sacrifice both morning and night, and confine his sport to six or seven hours during the day. We fear much that no representation from the angling community for such suitable trains would be attended to ; so that the angler who has a few days' leisure ought to plant him- self in one of the places that stud the banks of Tweed, where the water is at his feet.
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